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Answers to frequently asked questions about candidate assessment 1 (ca1) for the ed120 course in spring 2009. Topics covered include ca1 length, format, apa style, and submission requirements.
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ED120- Spring 2009 Candidate Assessment #1 Frequently Asked Questions
- How long should CA1 be? The text of CA1 should be about six pages. This does not include the title page or reflection. - Can I just write the numbers and questions and then write the answers? No. The paper is to be written in essay format with headings using APA style. - What is APA style? APA stands for the American Psychological Association. It is a format in which to write a paper just as MLA is the style you learn in IN150. - Where can I find out about APA style? The Writing Center’s website has information about APA. There is an example on the class website, and you can get help from the Writing Center. - What is the Writing Center? The Writing Center is a place where students can receive feedback and discuss writing concerns with professional and peer tutors. It is located in Staley library room 203. - Of what should CA1 consist? CA1 should have a title page followed by approximately 6 pages of text and the reflection, which should be 1-2 pages. The style required is APA. - Do I need to submit CA1 to LiveText? Yes, but not yet. We will do this later in the semester as a class. - What has to be turned in on the due date? The CA1 as noted above is due as well as the peer review sheet and the rubric in which you need to evaluate yourself. Important Dates Draft of CA1 Due: February 10, 2009 Must visit the Writing Center by the end of the day on: February 13, 2009 Final Paper Due: February 16, 2009